Kinsey Day recalls 1948 1953 sexresearch headlines
A 22nd Kinsey Day remembrance marks the 1953 Kinsey findings on female sexuality and the enduring impact of his Indiana University work. The Kinsey Reports sparked global debate, transforming public talk of sex and its study, amid controversy, acclaim, and continued scholarly work.
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Kinsey
Alfred C. Kinsey
Indiana University
Indiana University At
Bloomington
Institute For Sex Research, Inc
Paul Gebhard
Biddeford Seeks Federal Funds for Airport Master Plan
Biddeford votes to apply for federal funding to create a two thirds federally funded master plan for the city airport. Local share capped at 5000 dollars and funded from capital improvements. Proposals to be solicited from three firms with FAA and DOT input guiding selection. The plan will assess lighting runways taxiways land use and environmental impact and estimate traffic.
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Biddeford
John Bell
Counciors
Maine Department of Transportation
Planning — Office
Airport Commission and Finance Committee
DOT
Federal Aviation Administration
Bell
FAA
Five Points
Pittston to Appeal Over Maine Refinery Hearing Suspension
Attorneys for Pittston Co plan an appeal of the Maine BEP decision to indefinitely halt hearings on Pittston’s planned 350 million refinery and tanker terminal at Eastport. The move follows a state attorney general opinion ruling the board lacked jurisdiction due to Pittston’s unclear title to Eastport’s old Municipal Airport. The controversy ends a decades-long BEP review process.
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Augusta
Pittston Co
Board of Environmental Protection
Pittston
Maine
BEP
Eastport
Atty
Jon A. Lund
Europe
Arundel May Join Trash Effort Kennebunks Consider Shredder
Kennebunk and Kennebunkport officials weigh a $136000 portable shredder from Heil Co to reduce daily trash flow of about 56 tons across three towns. Arundel may join. McMahon advocates county take over of dumps and tax roles, subject to town approval. Beachwood Ave landfill nearing capacity. open burning banned July 1 1975.
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Kennebunk
The
Heil Co
Madison
Wisc
Kennebunkport
David Walley
Abbott Pendergast
Joseph A. DeRoy
David Crawford
Southern Maine Regional Planning Commission
James McMahon
Arundel
Maine
Rep
McMahon
Beachwood Avenue
Kennebunk dump viewed with shredding hope
The Kennebunk Sea Road dump could gain years of life with a Heil Co shredder. Salesmen say the inert end product needs little covering, aides recycling, and may extend dump life. The shredder would handle most rubbish, be portable, and move to reclamation sites as needed.
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Kennebunk Dump
Sea Road
Heil Co. Shredder
Maine
Maine GOP Glows Over Rockefeller and Erwin at Bangor Fundraiser
Nelson Rockefeller drew hearty praise from Maine Republicans at a Bangor dinner, praising gubernatorial candidate James Erwin as superbly qualified. Rockefeller’s Maine ties were highlighted as he mingled with the crowd, greeting all at a bypassed table and noting his Seal Harbor roots. The scene underscored Maine’s prominent role in the vice presidential process and referenced Bush’s bid, with Happy Rockefeller staying private during the event.
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Maine
Bangor
United States
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Washington
Augusta
James Erwin
Jim Erwin
New York State
Rocky
Seal Harbor
Ford
Rockefeller
Erwin
Harold Jones
Oval Office
Kemnebunkport
George Bush
Bush
Alphabet Bomber Arrested By Los Angeles Police
A cartoon caption from Inside The Journal shows an Alphabet Bomber arrest scene as Los Angeles police take action. The humorous sign in an automobile show window promotes fighting poverty by buying a new car.
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Alphabet
Los Angeles
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